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One pour. Then the colours.
Water beads into a glass bowl, then hands in the water. Ages 8+ only — never put them in the mouth.
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One pour. Then the colours.
Water beads into a glass bowl, then hands in the water. Ages 8+ only — never put them in the mouth.
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One pull. Then the shock.
A yellow stick that looks like gum, PULL HERE on the side, then the jolt. 14+ only — not for children. It is not chewing gum.
Masks that own the night
Skull hoods, grinning vampire faces, and glossy black, gold, and red party masks. A closer look at the costume range we keep for parties and counters.
One cockroach. She put the phone down
A toy cockroach on the coffee table, while she is still on her phone. A plastic insect pack. Ages 5+.
You want a pen or the shock :D
A black pen with a silver top, handed across the sofa, then the jolt. 14+ only — not for children. The card says it is not a real pen.
One card. Then the whole table.
A Diwali living room, a red box, and colour cards going around. The box says UNO. This is the family colour card game. Ages 7+. ₹60.
One match. Then the shock.
Diyas on the table, a yellow Gold Kite box, then the shock. 14+ only — not for children. It looks like a matchbox. It is not matches.
One bird. Then the garden.
A clear hang-pack on the table, a coral bird in her hand, then the garden fills with colour. The header says INSECTS. The bag is birds. Ages 3+.
One spray. Then the look.
A yellow bottle on a garden bench, a friend on his phone, then the spray. Ages 8+. Use it outdoors, and keep it off faces.
Laser Pointer With a Shock
A blue keychain on the sofa, two silver buttons, then the shock. 14+ only — not for children. Never aim the laser at eyes, cars, or aircraft.
One bite. Then the heat.
A Cholosoft eclair on a city walk, unwrapped and bitten. The chilli is the prank. Ages 8+.
Off the table. Onto the wall. Big Lizard
An orange lizard with black markings, picked up from the coffee table and stuck to the wall.
Game on Exquisite Shape Magnets Pack
Stars, triangles, and ovals that snap together on the table. These shape magnets are 8+ — keep them away from little ones.
Was it really a Kitkat :D
A red bar on a park bench, then the shock. A joke-shop gag. Shock toys are 14+ — not for children, and not food.
Slime on the table. Build anything.
Red, black, green, pink, yellow, and purple — Barrel-O-Slime on the table, and a green frog that started in one of the tubs.
One squeeze. Then another.
Colourful beads in a white mesh, and a ball that never stays round for long. A desk fidget from the Sadar Bazaar shop.
Fun Night. Mask Night.
A knock at the door, a porch light, and two faces — a grinning vampire and a cracked skull hood.
His toy snake found the jungle
A coiled red snake on the table, then a river, a rabbit, and a monkey in the trees. Pretend play that starts at home and wanders into the forest.
Two chips. Every colour.
Black, then pink and yellow, then green and blue. Rainbow Chips is the close-up colour change we keep for parties and practice. The pack is marked 3+.
A little jungle on the table
Crocodile, frog, and bat, plus the Amaque pack with a snake, spider, and lizard. Nature toys that start on the table and end in the trees.
Meet the wild animal pack
A lion on a mossy rock, an elephant in the ferns, then the whole set — tiger, leopard, rhino, and zebra.
You can't resist every prank
Disappearing ink, a shocking gift, fart spray, then the chocolate shock. Joke-shop toys for older kids and adults.
Three windows. One card.
A red sleeve, a king, and a frame that looks empty a second later. Close-up card magic for parties and practice.
The right toy for the right age
Smaller hands start with wooden animals and shape pieces. Joke-shop sprays and slime wait until someone is old enough.
Wire puzzles that beat the scroll
Metal puzzles, patience, and that got-it moment. Screen-free brain play for kids and adults.
30 years of toys. A new chapter.
Y.M. Traders opened in Sadar Bazaar in 1996. The same shop is now online as Malhotra Toys.